Ray From Cleveland
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- Aug 16, 2015
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/——/ My wife and I are 67 and paid in since 1968. Our SS is a combined $40,000 a year. Assuming we live another 20 years you’re suggesting we forgo $800,000 of our retirement. All because some anonymous guy on a message board said we should with no practical reason or alternative, ditto on Medicaid.I've yet to meet a Republican who didn't take Social Security & Medicare after retirenent?
I have seen a lot complain about such programs none the less.
Seems a bit hypocritical, no?
Like I posted earlier, if you buy a house, it's mandated by the bank you have insurance on the house. If you drive, most if not all states require you to carry liability insurance at the least.
If your house catches fire and is totally destroyed, do you forfeit your coverage because the only reason you had insurance was because you were forced to? Of course not. Nobody would. You paid into that policy for such a tragedy whether you agreed with it or not.